The nuclear industry is using the climate crisis to try to rehabilitate itself. But as Paul Brown writes: “We are leaving our children a radioactive legacy, the lethal waste that current governments still cannot make […]
Huge power for technocrats that nobody controls and that can impose debt restructuring on states: this possibility alone would be enough to make investors flee, causing the crisis that the body should avoid. The Italian […]
The damage done to Greece will not disappear – at least not for decades. Read here
Holding leaders to account for their lack of ecological integrity requires greater local and global democratic engagement. Hayley Stevenson is Associate Professor in Politics and International Relations, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Buenos Aires, Argentina Cross-posted […]
It will come as no surprise that a recent poll indicated that economists are among the least-trusted professionals. They’ve made blundering mistakes on everything from claiming financial crises can happen to not facing the most […]
Uber and other tech companies do not care about laws, just profits. Read here
In the UK the second strike within two years by academics and staff at 60 universities begins. They are opposing the financialisation of higher education. We are very proud that a number of our authors […]
C’est l’économie, imbécile. The French Yellow Vests recently celebrated their first birthday, yet there remain many uncertainties about how to interpret the movement. Drawing on an online survey of 5,000 participants, Tristan Guerra, Chloé Alexandre […]
Today’s protests are driven more by anger over social and economic inequity than deep-seated grievances against a regime. Orlando Barria/EPA Peter McPhee, University of Melbourne We live in a world of violent challenges to the […]
Grace’s talk in Berlin on November 12 in our series “Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau”.
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